Thanks to our friends at FloydStuff.com, the best place to buy all your... Floyd stuff (!), we can let you know the very good news on the DVD front:

August 19th - Roger Waters: The Wall Live In Berlin
September 2nd - David Gilmour: Live at The Royal Festival Hall
October - Pink Floyd: Pulse

The exact date for Pulse is not known yet, as are the specifications of each disk. As soon as more information is available, Brain Damage will post it! By the way, FloydStuff.com have promised a pre-release offer will be announced soon. Tell them we sent you!

The rumours are getting ever stronger that Nick will be playing drums on "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" both nights that Roger is playing at Wembley. Coupled with the rumour that he is ALSO appearing with Roger at Glastonbury, if true it is a very positive move that shows that reconciliation has indeed happened, and that, for at least some members of the band, they can move on from past events.

One of the many celebrity guests at the wedding of Paul McCartney to Heather Mills, on Tuesday June 11th, was one David Gilmour. Due to the restrictions placed on photography at the event (all guests were searched for cameras!) there is no photographic evidence. It is also not known if he jammed with anyone else who was there - as has been heavily rumoured.

The Party At The Palace (which we mentioned last week) is released on Region 2 DVD (Europe) on July 1st, by the BBC. The CD of the concert is released by Virgin Records on June 24th... However, there was no obvious sign of David appearing on the night, despite being due to perform (as per Michael Kamen's comments, reported previously). The releases are for charity, and despite the concert being a bit bizarre in places (an apparently embalmed Brian Wilson, a bemused Tony Bennett, and a hopelessly out of his depth Will Young) still worth a look if you missed it on television.

For our friends in North America, the DVD is due to be released on Region 1 DVD on July 2nd, by Naxos. Running time of the DVD is expected to be three hours, and it has a recommended retail price of US$22.99.